Tag Search: "Sites-to-see"
Abrams' Animal Farm
LIVE GOODIE: Camels and black swans live here year round.
A collection of exotic and domestic animals is maintained by Justin Abrams, owner of the 1661 Inn and Hotel Manisses.
Block Island Historical Society Museum
LIVE GOODIE: Big plans for spring 2010
A collection of Block Island artifacts from the farming and fishing period to the rise of tourism in the Victorian era.
Island Cemetery
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Block Island's graveyard features headstones dating back to the late 1600s.
Mohegan Bluffs
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The 150-foot cliffs along Mohegan Trail, the island's southernmost road. The views from the steps at Payne Overlook will take your breath away.
North Light
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This granite beauty at the northernmost tip of Block Island has had its tower restored and will reopen to the public in July.
Ocean View Pavilion
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Where once stood the island's largest hotel'the Ocean View'there is now a beautiful wooden pavilion with unmatched views of Crescent Beach.
Rodman's Hollow
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This unique ravine is a fine example of what's called a glacial outwash basin.
The Sacred Labyrinth
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Off Corn Neck Road is a labyrinth built of stone, with a beautiful view of the North Light and Sachem Pond.
Settler's Rock
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At the northern end of Block Island you'll find this granite marker on a pretty spit of land between Sachem Pond and Cow Cove, at the end of Corn Neck Road.
Southeast Lighthouse
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This grand red-brick beacon, a National Historic Landmark with gingerbread detail, nearly fell into the sea.
The Statue of Rebecca
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Named for the biblical Rebekah-at-the-well, B.I.'s 'Rebecca' stands proudly at the intersection of four Old Harbor roads.
